One year on: where is Peng Shuai?
IT is a year since China’s Peng Shuai went public with her sexual assault allegations. And a year on, we are still none the wiser
New United Cup to mix it up with ATP, WTA players
ATP and WTA players will compete at the start of 2023 at the new United Cup, the two sanctioning bodies confirmed on Thursday. The competition
Saudi charm offensive might include WTA
The WTA might be the next target for Saudi Arabia’s sporting charm offensive, with reports suggesting that the kingdom might be offered the chance to
ATP puts the boot in: Null points for Wimbledon
The ATP on Friday came down hard as expected on Wimbledon, slamming that prestige major with a zero point diktat as repayment for the event
“I believe Russia should be blocked from any participation” – Dolgopolov
Former world number 13 Alexandr Dolgopolov, who has recently joined his country’s armed forces to defend Ukraine from the Russian invasion, has called for Russian
Simon serves it up to Chinese
Sunday Serve is Grand Slam Tennis’s weekly look back in an offbeat way, at who’s hot in tennis, or what is making the news. And
WTA dumps China from 2022 calendar
The WTA have released its calendar of events for 2022 with the Shenzhen Open in China axed from the schedule. The event has occupied a
New email from Peng ‘orchestrated’, says WTA chief
The Chairman of the WTA has confirmed he received new correspondence said to be from Peng Shuai on Thursday after suspending all WTA Tour events
Give us proof of Peng Shuai safety, demands WTA chief
WTA chief Steve Simon has questioned the email he received via a Chinese government media outlet stating missing tennis player Peng Shuai was safe. The
WTA Boss ‘hard time believing’ Chinese statement re missing Peng
Naomi Osaka has become the latest player to express her concerns over the disappearance” of Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai. “I was recently informed of